The Forrest City times., 1887-10-08
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Messrs. Douglass X Brewer nav another fine lot of Texas ponies for sale on this market The sup ply seems to be equal to the de- mand.
 The work on the public well has been indefinitely suspended. We would like to see it completed and good supply of water fur nished.
 The F.. VanWinklc cotton gin IS in the lead. It is sold by J. P. Bianton. Call at his Gin and see it. It is the finest gln on the market.
 Apropos of the new dress-coat, intended to distinguish guests from walters, the disposition seems to be to let the walters wear it If they want to.
 Collections from the merchants were good enough, but outside ac- counts are tough. Hence, our purse is smaller than 1t was on the 30th ut.
 We learn that Mrs. N. w. Nor tons health is being considerably improved by the pure air and medicinal waters of Ravensden Springs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Mallory, returned from Memphis Thursday. They will go to housekeeping soon in Forrest City. Friends welcome them back.
 Everythieg new in Ladies Hats at J. l.. Brandon's. He has paid especial attention to this depart ment, and can guarantee perfect satisfaction.
 Squire H. l.. Waidrop, of Wheatley, was a pleasant caller at this office Monday. He has our thanks for nice order for Jus tice's Blanks.
 For any kind of Clothing you can do no better than go to ]. l.. Brandon's. He has carefully se- lected stock, and is selling at rock bottom prices.
 Sunday School Teacher: What is it. Tommy, that stingeth like an adder? Pupil (rccentIy caught in a neighbours pear tree): The end of 8 trunk strap.
 The millinery establishment of Mrs. P. D. Boyle is one of the prettiest Tn the State. IL has re. gently been repainted and consid- erably beautifea.
 When you are in town gIve us a call. We always have plenty of news for you and besides we like to have oar friends call and see us occasionally. Every baby winch has been born Tn Forrest City for the last five weeks came into the world on Friday. And Friday isn't A good day for bables either.
 Mir. K. M. Robson, who has been "putting up" prescriptions at Mr V. B. Dyes drug store, lett Satur- day for his home in Jonesboro, THE TIMES follows him.
 A California newspaper has suspended, and fts owner gives for Q reason that the real estate boom has robbed him of hls entire staff, including his office boy.
 MT. J. P.Blanton has sold his mill and cotton gin to Messrs. R. T. Johnson and John Davis, of Missis- sippi. Both men are enterprising and we wish them success.
 Messrs. Fondren, Pettus and Legg as polite and attentive q corps of salesmen as any house could desire, arc still before the public at V. B. Izard&, Co.'S.
 Hello There! Did you know Wynne. Dennis & Beck have mur- dered high prices. If not give them call and be convinced, low prices have come 10 stay.
 Farmers and others should not fail to read tho "New Cotton Rules," on the first page of this paper. IL is very important read ing to all interested Tn cotton.
 To THE LADIEs.-My stock of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, and Face Powders, cannot be surpass- cd. l respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. V. B. Dye.
 ShiIoh's Vitalizer Is what you need for constipation, loss of appe- tite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cts a bottle. Sold by c. F. Hinton.
 NOTHING but frank intercourse with independent minds, nothing but discussion on equal terms, will keep thinker intellectually humble and conscious of ffallibilIty. Elk.
 The old Methodist Church building was purchased thls week by the county Judge for S900 to be used for 8 court house.
 For One Dollar, cash. you can buy eighteen bread checks, each good for one ten-cent loaf Of bread, at H. B. Gwyn < Co.'S. Or they will sell you four loaves for twenty five cents.
 We have always made it a rule never to believe rumors against friends until tbere is proof We would recommend th,s policy to some of the good people of For rest City.
 In any good endesvor "Try, try again" is safe rule. But in a foolish or dishonorabe under taking. don't try at all will an- swer the purpose a great deal better.-Ex.